St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-15

years. Clement Bainbrldge is very
useful and versatile member of the COM
pany. Joe Herbert has made rapid adj
vance in his profession, and is happily
entrusted with the leading comedy
roles. His first appearance as Lord ALL
cash demonstrated his fitness for the
role and his power with the public. Mr..
Saxon, the new baritone, a Boston fa7
vOrite, has also made very agreeable
impression, demonstrating his power as
singer. A chorus thirty strong has!
been we'll selected and admirably.
drilled by Fred Williams, and AMOR
chestra of thirty pieces under the ar
tiStic direction of George LOeseh fill
out the striking composition of this new.
company that so pleasingly illustrates
the spirit of progression. Their work
the past week spoke for itself. ThiSIen5
gagement will necessarily cOnfine itself
to the REPETITION of the old favorite fea7
lures of the repertoire, but the note of
preparation for new productions iS
heard
BALFE'S FAvoRITE OPERA. ~
On Thanksgiving night the Boston
Ideals will produce the ever popular,
Bohemian GIRL with Miss Harriet
Avery as Airline, when she will be sup
ported by cast every member of which
has gained marked applause and en-
cores at the hands of delighted Chicago
audiences. w. ID. Clark, the well-knOWn
baSso, makes an admirable DevilshOof.
Opera gOerS are so familiar with his
work that he needs no preliminary in
PRODUCTION. AS the Queen of the Gyp-
sizes. Miss Helen Dudley Campbell, a
splendid contraltO, late of the National
Opera company, never fails to get an
encore for her rendition of bliss For
ever Past" George Appleby, the Thad-
deus, the public will remember favora-
bly, as member of the G. ID. Hess Opera
company, and recently of the National
Opera company. A. d. Saxon, who ap-
pears as Count Arnheim. has the
advantage Of a striking and attractive
presence, and voice that is pleasing
and powerful. Clement cambridge,
that natural comedian, makes Flores
tine" the quintessence of Stiffness with
out apparent effort.
THE OLYMPIC.
Manager Hilton, of the Olympic,
opened the weeks entertainment last
night with the strongest bill that he has
placed on the boards this season, pre-
senting the Watson Sisters Female
Models The opening scene, represent
ing an artists studio containing live
models, is fine arrangement by
that versatile genius, Billy Wells,
whose laugh sounds like hail storm
on tin roof. Among the various at
traetive features of the olio is a clever
sparring exhibition by the Shedman
brothers; very entertaining dog and
monkey circus; Have and Wall, the
diamond trio. and the comedy "a
Spring Chicken" which is a rafting
farce from first TO last. The show was
given to big house. and it ranks above
any given in this popular resort before
this season.
NOTES.
The advance sale for the Boston
Ideals engagement begins on Friday
next.
Zeiie de Lussan sings five times next
week, viz: in The Daughter of the
Regiment" twice III Victor the Blue
stocking" (once on Thanksgiving matt
nee and twice in Carmen" which the
Boston Ideals produced here for the
first time.
Ida Klein, whose sweet voice, youth
and beauty have made her acquisi-
ton to the Boston Ideals and a favorite
with the public, appears in The Elixir
Of Love" and in Martha a.
Mantell and Kelley must look to their
laurels. A. G, Saxon, the Boston Ideals
baritone, is the hands0mest of them all.
The Boston Ideals repertory has been
changed and is as follows: For st. Paul,
Monday, 1.-THE Daughter of the Regi-
ment;" Tuesday and Thursday matipee,
Victor, the BluestOcking;;" Friday and
Saturday, Carmen" in all of which
Mile. ZeIie de Lussan will appear;
Wednesday, Martha and Saturday
matinee 1.-The Elixir of Love-" with Miss
Ida Klein; Thursday night. THE Bohe-
milan Girl with Miss Harriet Avery